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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-29
Al Tho PeopIa,s rhantsr.

Seeing is believing" is the old ada gp
and anybody after seeing the show al
Peoples this week can not believe thai
a better show of its kind ever visited
Canton. Mccoy & McEVoy are simply
great, and more finished team OF
dancers are seldom seen. HsssOn &
Brentwood are two clever lady duettistt
and sing some very pretty selections,
with one eX -AptiOn, that real old bald
headed eaTache ''LsTbORrd Watch" II
should be dropped. The Williams are
gilt edged, and no mistake; their per
fTmance can not be described and mus
De seen to be enjoyed. Morris q Avery
o. ms in for their share Of applause, and
do an entire new act; this is their last
week, having had a larger run here
than any artists which have visited
Canton. The afterpiece, entitled mix.
ture." Ia very funny but most too sUg-
gestive. A large audience was present
last evening, and from the amount Of
applause bestowed on every act, the per-
formance was evidently thoroughly en-.
jOyed. Manager Webber Is being edu.
Gated to the wants that CantOnians
crave In their amusements, and In
consequence his house is being we'll
filed nightly. Lots of good things are
promised for the coming season at this
house, and as q parting reminder we
would say that amateur night Is Friday
when double bill will be presented.
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to his eyes. but his face will be psrman
emily Cisfgured. -

to his eyes, but his face will be permsn,
emily disflgured. -
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Fab
cock, 81 High street, Monday, Beptem
ber 26. 1887, daughter.
Married, In Marlboro, o, September
"a, 1887. By W. F. Miller, ESQ.,, Mr.. Isaac
8. White and Miss Elizabeth BRrnhArt;
both Of Marlboro.
Married, at Minerva, o., September
20, 1887, BY Rev. Geo. 2. COchel, Mr..
Frank GantE and Miss Rena Maple,
both Of CarrOllton, o.
g. Graft 8 Co., having bought Out
Charles Werner's saloon, corner Tenth
and Saxton street, are now ready to
serve the public with tie best beer ane
all kinds Of refreshments.
Mrs. John Ruperd, Of this city, will
start for Les Angeles, California, this
afternoon, where her father moved two
years ago. She will be accompanied by
ner seven year old son.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
&. g. Vint0n and Carrie X. Werner, Of
Alliance; Harley G. LiVelsberger and
Bertha B. Yant. Of Minerva; Albert Paul
and Mary Wiler, Of MassillOD.
The case Of Ohio vs. Henry FickingeJ
for selling liquor to q minor, was NJ
before the Mayor for trial this morning
he waived examination and was bOunO
over to Common Pleas court in the sun
Of $lC0.
The meeting Of the creditors of Lam.
born & Grey, of Alliance, which was to
houo hoon hold uaafardou In tho Dr., ha u
Office, for the election or trustee, wa
postponed until next Monday at 6
o'clock.
The Sun Vapor Light and Stove CO
have just completed contract In Mini Q
apolis, Mimi, for the maintenance OF
one thousand street lamps, and another
In MerChantville for seVenty.dVe lamps
These are large contracts and are TO b.
continued throughout the year.
Hank SmalIzell has opened the g.
James Hotel, at Minerva, which he Il
per day He has refitted and newly
| furnished the house, and has two Of tht
best cooks to be found. He Is prepared
to furnish meals at all hours.
The following persons have taken on
license to marry: W. Fl. Palmer RnC
Florence 0. Cobb, Of Alliance; Charles
Crisswell and Rachel Gregory, of Maple
ton; James A, Commit and Susan NJ
BRrthOlomy, Of New Berlin, and Danie
q. Crowl and Lulu B. LOughener, o
Paris township.
Two curious specimens Of snima
life were received by Mr j, T. KirkwOot
last evening. They we're q couple o
horned toads, and were cent him by MT
Tinsman, his fstber-in-law, who is nLv
visiting In Salt Lake City. He PLACED
his pets In box Of sand and put Ii
sugar to draw the flies, and they ar
now doing we'll. So-S1 ..-...-----
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excellent satisfaction. They had four
hundred and ten for dinner Tuesday.
The Grand Army Band win render
eleven fiue pieces Thursday.
The display Of apples is small, but
hes, pears, grapes. etc., Is large.
The free for all race tomorrow will
DO an exciting one as some good horses
have been entered.
Lovers Of fine sheep should not fall
to see the imported ones from Scotlend
and England. Ab0nt one hundred and
twenty-five sheep ara entered. There Is
one exhibitor from Pennsylvania.
D. W. Rutherford, representing the
Columbus Buggy Co., Of Columbus, o.,
will liberate two thousand carrier
pigeons on the fair grounds Thursday
and Friday. Call on him at Carriage
Hall, at fair grounds, for information.
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EVIDENTLY AN 1mpos1ER.
A Woman Who Has all the Appearan
of Man Except Dress.

A Woman Who Has all the Appearance
of IA Man Except Dress.
A person, dressed as a woman, stopped
where News reporter and another
man were talking this morning to ash
for help to get to her brother, who livet
In Canton, according to her story
without giving her anything the repOr
ter began to question her why she di0
not go to the county authorities for aid.
To all the questions she gave no answer,
but eVerted her face as If she did not
want to have hor features seen. Her
whole dress and appearance indicated
that she ls not, as she pretends to be, {
woman, but instead is man, dressed
In woman's clothes, to excite pity, per-
hRps. She has the voice of man, the
walk Of man, ard worse than all, sht
has q grow tn { { stubby beard on her
chin and upper lip, and wore at the
time q pair Of lace shoes, kangaroo
leather, such as is worn by bicyolists
She is evidently rot what she pretends
to be, and she should be Investigated by
the pOIice.-T Mansfield News.
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Golden Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Harter, living one
half mile east of New Berlin, celebrated
their hftieth marriage anniversary OD
Tuesday, September II, 1887. It was
not only o joyful event for them, but
also to their children and friends who
had Assem- bled, numbering about eighty
persons. Only two Of the family, Mrs.
D. Miller, Of Great Bend, and j. j. Hsr-
ter, of Topeka. Kansas. were uDavOideO
bly, absent. The forenoon was devoted
to social conversation and waiting on
friends and relatives arriving. richly
laden table, which needs no comment
here, was erected under the shady trees
Of the pleasant home, and all part00k Of
an excellent repast. Dinner being over,
the exercises proper for the afternoon
commenced by the singing of a hymn,
reading OF psalm, Offering prayer
and an appropriate sermon by Rev. G..
A. Harter, of Clyde, Ohio. Mr.. Solomon
Everhard, of Wadsw0rth, and Mr.. Joel
Wal'z, Of Akron. In their usual way of
entertaining, offered remarks also; the
former alluding to the fact that he,
when mere boy, was present at their
marriage fifty years ago, referring to
Muhy RAOnpAnS AAOAuClHo W ghO RGnpbg WIG
latter setting forth more especially the
enjoyment 1t brings to parents and
children to review such incidents on an
occasion like this. After the presenta-
tion Of $50 In gold by the children and
friends, and a pair Of gold spec.
taoles to esch Of the parents, Mr.. Harter
responded In q somewhat affecting
manner, thanking the donors for their
kindness, adding fatherly blessing, In
the hope that our remaining days may
continue to be full Of joy and peace.
The New Berlin string band, which by
the way got much comment for music
rendered, was also present. adding en-
jOyment to the occasion. Mr.. and Mrs.
HRrter San congratulate themselves In
having spent so many years Of welded
life together, and may their declining
years continue In peace. ~
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COURT oULLINGs.
Items Of Interest Picked Up in the House Of
Justice.

Items OF Inc9roOC Rlokou UP IN thS hOuBo OF
Justice.
Circuit Court opened up this morning
with Judges John W. Jennef, Thomas
Beer and John W. Albaugh on the bench
The following are the list of cases as
called on the docket this morning and
disposition Of the same.
l7-H. r. Bennett vs. The COnnottOn
Valley Railway Co.; continued.
33-E & R. Mead, Jr. 3 Co vB Elmer
Miller. ct al; trial.
3S-Edwards, Townsend & Co. Vs Eos
ter g Co., ct al trial.
42-JOhn Kaggy's Adm'x, vs. ThF
Pennsylvania Co; passed,
46-Rose Rue, vs. Levi L. Lamb0rn's
Assignee; Trial.
40 Joseph Ogline, vs. William @. Pip
pitt; Hearing.
5O-Ths city of Canton vs. JOhn
Enrich; hearing.
51-Ths Central Union Telephone Co.,
vs. Ohio Ex rel. Amerman; hearing.
52--The incorporated village of ALI
anee va Margaret Russell; hearing.
53-JOhn R. POyser vs. Farmers Bank;
continued.
54-The Pennsylvania Co. vs JOseph
P. Graham; hearing. -......
55-Frank e. Young vs. n. R, Spencer
ct al; hearing,
56 Hugh Miller vs Albert J, Vaughn's
Administrstrix; hearing.
57-Jacob Buchanan vs. Amos Zerb6 81
al trial and motion.
58-The incorporated village Of ALI.
ance vs. Pennsylvania Co; continued.
r nxHoV O. So Tav1 nn n
Crssry ct al passed.
61-Borden, SelleCk & Co., vs. j. Geib,
ct al; trial.
62-Charles G. Snyder vs. John Hau
bert, ct al; trial and motion.
63-LavOnia p. Case Vs John Atwell
trial and motion.
64-John Bartley vs John Stocker's
Admir- passed.
Thomas Mcdowell vs. Joshua Wood, ct
al trial.
66-Chsrles W. Werner vs John H
Werner; trial.
67-Amsnda G. Palmer vs Jacob A
Tritt; trial.
68-HanDsh M. Marchand vs. Leslie q
NogaI; hearing.
69-F. M. Clay vs. A. q. McCad1en
trial.
The case Of Ogllng vs. Pippitt was ar
Rued this morning to the court by Hon
John McSweeney In behalf Of plaintiff
and Messrs. George &. Baldwin and D
FOrding In behalf Of defendant.
NEW COURT CASES,
5450-The Ohio National Bank, Oi
Cleveland, vs. Richard 8. Webb, ct 81
civil action.
5451-Urias s. SchlOtt as sdministra'
tor of the estate of Jacob Schlott vs
Michael Bltzer; equity.
5452-Martin Wlckidalvs Daniel Beck
nell and Barba BscknelI; equity.
5453-Jennie s. Frederick vs John e
Frederick; divorce on the grounds Of
gross neglect OF duty.
5454-The VInton county National
Bank Of Macarthur, O., vs. Clement Rus
sell; civil action.
5455-E. Kahn s. Co. Vs 8. Simmons
civil action.
5456--A. Housel VS. Hannah shOop
civil action.
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The second OratOrical contest for a
silver medal, to be held under the au-
spices of the Prohibition League Of this
city, will take place on next Friday
night In Temperance Hall. This con-
test will be participated In by young
ladies under twenty-0ne years Of age.
Good music will by be furnished by the
Sharp g Mills Quartette. of New Berlin.
The following young ladies have enter
cd their names for the contest: Misses
Sadie shOlty, Eva Mace, Ethel Hender-
son, Katy Stone, Bella 6chlabach, and
Jessie Mckenzie. Admission to the
hall will be free, and everybody is in
Vited to be present.
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Circuit Court.

Circuit Court continues and rushing
through business as fast as possible.
The case Of Pippitt ys Ogline, was heard
yesterday, as was also the case of The
City Of Canton vs. John Enrich. Today
the case Of Alliance vs Margaret Rus.
sell, was heard, and the case Of Edward
Townsend & Go. vs Foster q Co. was
settled, as was also the case Of Streb vs
Deis. The case now being heard is that
OF the Penn Co. vs. Joseph P. Graham.
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Paid Up In Full.
CANTON. n. Sent.

UANTUN, o. DBpt. III 1907.
To MRNCHEs & BARBER, Pr0priet0rs
Of Menches & Barber's big 10cent show,
Dear Gents: We the undersigned
cheerfully attest to having received our
salary in full, with proper two weeks
notice that the season would close on
this date. We respectfully remain:
James r. Adams, Nubar Hssssn, Geo.
Whitley, Miss Lucy WhItby, Frank Chase,
Nile Eta, Loretta & Malcolm, Miss
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DR.. John Wible, who has, since he
graduated from the dental college, been
associated with DR.. Fac. Wagaman In
the practice OIL dentistry, left this morn
ing for Canton, o., where he will locate.
The Doctors many friends here Wish
him abundant success In his new l0ca-
tio1,- 1,-[GEeeDsburg Evening Press.
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Dolly Weston, LeOni g Nelson, Thomas
Zslls, George BelfOrd, PArsntO Bros,
wilmer Bros, Tom MaI0, n. I. Masters,
aired Webber, Walter Cline, Frank
StOdOskeF, kraHk BecheFer Tom Pix
Ingt0n, George Dewssse. William Fry,
D. winchester, W. <. Shaw, W. MeROse,
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Don't fail to see the beautiful gold
watches to be given away by the Rine-
hart Sisters, at Schaefers Opera House,
this week, on exhibition at the reserved
seat sale. Everyone attending t0nlght's
performance will receive numbers on
the souvenirs,
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Wayne County Fair, October 4th, 9th. 9th
and 9TH.

Four thousand dollars In premiums
and purses; new grounds; new build.
inge; new track; new management; 81
premiums on horses; go premiums on
cattle; so premiums on sheep; 40 prem.
iums on hogs, 100 premiums on poultry;
other classes In proportion Big sales
day on Saturday after the Fair. Child.
rem under l2 years admitted free on
Wednesday, October 9th. Grand bench
show of over 100 dogs. From present
indications this will be the most sue
cessful and largest fair ever held In
Wayne county. Address the Secretary, l.
N. kinney, at Wooster, for premium
lists. 'Vacw
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It Is no use for US to quote prices, but
come to Yost & LADe's and be convinced
that we turn out q better quality Of
Of our competitors. YOsT & LAPR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-29

BY showing the Red Cross heating
stove Wernet & Muhs, 40 East TuscaTR-
was street, are able to show an article
superior to any In the heating stove
line In the city. Prices lowest.
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Excursion to Pittsburg, Pa. September
2Oth to October 9th 1887.

! For the Interstate FairItO be held at
Plttsburg, the Pennsylvania Company
will sell excursion tickets to Pittsburg
and return from Sept. goth to October
9th, at one fare for the round trip with
price of admission added. The tickets
will be good for return passage one day
from date OF sale. In addition to the
usual exhibits on occasions Of this
kind there Sul be trials Of speed, q
Bicycle Tournament, Musical Carni
val and Fire Works. On Tuesday, 0cto
ber 9th will be Grand Army Day, when
the Veterans and Sons Of Veterans will
participate In o grand parade.
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Knocked From = Bridge and Klllsa.

MILLERsBURG, O., Sept. 26.-AndreW
Iugles, the clerk In the treasuFer's OF.
fee here. was instantly killed near
fredericksburg Saturday afternoon by
being knocked forty feet from q bridge
by the southb0und express train. BE
was 65 years Of sge and leaves family.
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WANTS TO MAKE THE ROPE.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept 2S.-[speoial]
Jacob Bupp, Of Woods Run, In this
city, has written to Sheriff Matson, Of
Chicago, for the contract for maxim q
the rope with which to hang the con.
Victed Anarchists. Bupp has made the
ropes for every execution In this county
since 1910, and nearly every one that
has been used In the State.
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Excursion to Pittsburgh, Tuesday, Octo-
ber 4th, 1887,

On account OfEG. A. r. Day at Pitts
burgh, Tuesday, October 4th, the Penn
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at the
very low rates on tha6day, good return
ing by regular trains Of Wednesday,
October 5th, inclusive. On the same day
"Barnum's Greatest Show on earth"
will exhibit In Allegheny.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-29

The Bed Cross heating stove is the
best. Burns hard coal. Nothing like
1t. Go and see 1t at Wernet h Muhs, 40
East TuscaRAwas street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-29

John II. Werner has introduced q new
feature, artists studies to rent; call and
secure one from which to copy your
home adornment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-29

Go see the BED Cross heating stove,
burns hard coal, double heater will
heat your up and down stairs.
WERNET q NUNS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-29

Grand excursion to Kansas, Nebraska
and other western points October TO-
For rates, maps, psrticllags, call on or
address .l.4 II. H. GKETING, =.
Land and Passenger Agent.
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Wall paper, no end to the variety; 10
makes you tired to look at all Of 10. Tell
us about what price and we can suit
YOU. JOHN H, WERNER.
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For rates. free NAYS and informatiCn a
concerning tEe west, call on or addref 9,
H. e. GKETING, R. R. L. q p. Agt.,
II East TuBcarawas g.. Canton. O.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-29

C Remember the grand excursion to
Ksnsas, Nebraska and western points,
October 10th. For rates and partlcu.
lar, call on or address, 81. Fl. GREETING,
l.. & P. Ag't. Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-29

Itch and scratches Of every kind cured
In thirty minutes by W0olford's SAM.
tary Lotion. Use no other. This never
falls. Sold by L. GollmRnn, druggist,
Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-29

The extension to Spangler's Hat Store
Of 80 feet in the rear, will be finished In
few weeks,
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A FEMALE U. s. MARSHAL.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2S.--Ispeeiall-The
vacancy caused by the death of o. s.
Marshall Couzins, has been filled, ad
interim, by the appointment Of his
daughter Phoebe C0uzins, the female
lawyer. The appointment created con
aidaFAhIa auFnfia0.
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Jersey Jackets and shawlS, espest at
GaetlDg q VickeTs',
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THE FAIR.
Large Crowds Coming, Though They Have
Not Yet Arrived.

The Third Day OF the ExhibitIOn-rhs
Literary Kxeroises and who Re-
ceived the Prixes-Mere Mem
tiOn Of Displays.
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Dress goods cheap at Geeting & vIck-
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WOMEN SUFFRAGE.

NEW YORK, Sept. 26-[SpeciaI. THE
City and State committee of the WOman's
Suffrage party, having been encouraged
by Mrs. Lucy Sweet Bsrber's success In
voting and by Hamilton Wilcox'S sue.
cess In defending her In the test cases
brought against her In the State and
federal courts, have opened headquart-
srs In Fourth street near Fifth Avenue
They invite women who desire to vote
to come to headquarters for instruct
ions In the law and methods Of proceed
uro.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-29

There Is bewildering show Of plows.
Yesterday was simply day Of prepar-
alton.
The U. B. Church has charge Of the
dining hall this year and are giving
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29
New K0rk


And eastsru hough1 dre#< suasas Hud gsnsr-
al norisns NOW IN 4rea1 dlfnEHy AT HALEt {
= and . Spring street.. The nEra.a IN dress
goods 10 II a'aueEx HEir Hrsuf elRch fnll 80
inches wide, sold hv nE-snnd Ryg Us RlrDe-
Mt TSc per FHrf- wurrh Slls
very fine genmiae Hnnellx Hair Brecade
with plain n1rIterfll aiD 1ni1th H. rkr.y stylish
and exeeettfnfrlF fnshBanzlh1E stull 70 INCHES
wide and solid only by ms aH si,c per yard.
Gtlstranrest To be HN wood We have re
esived wfttin the past lew days "A bsanIifnl
line OF light and dlnrk ErHy GAMELS HAIR
HO MESPUNS wltbgh we with place Qu our
counters n sae per yur'au finla IL INCHES i'm
width
OUR LINE OF SILKS
cannot be exessIla,f ami w will urfEsr for the
newt few days u lime cd BAhek dsrus Grain
silks
at 1Ic wprrh su H.
at 81 worth Sr;sa=
at SID wurfh sl-55s
st I'll 80 w9Grih W Us
at - wDrth S.
Ne comparison eIm be made nj NH with
these sflls- ausd we nnWI1a E.HrTirslanr HT1en-
ticu TO the priess qnoss,d-
We have regGlwe.a IA mew lime 0d the we'll
known CsNTHMEEl kid Glgwes i'm all the
Latest shades
Canraiss Elair Tricrsr CTaGh full 81 inrhe :
wite 76c per vFrf mt HHlels~
A genuhRss CsE1eHs Bu,osnH8e with Flnin
material so nuEseh-5s iuseses w5dr- M 5tle
per ysrlt- Geumfn4 Hair GHnntls Home
spuRSs g INCHES Wide SIC pen yard mt Hale r.
SLACK GrDs -enraim silks NJ a5c worth 81 Is;
BlfeE errws QSrEnn Sdlkx III 81 llA woruh III 30,
Rlaek GrHvs Gnr,hirn sinks al ~ 20 warrh xl.75s
Black GrrUs Gn-FhE SslSs nj $50 wNrnh &.
Black GrrUs GraIn Silkf sH - gB w0rtih sRItlD;
New lime of Gsruenneru KID Gal@vHs Rt
j. W HALE e. Cos
ia2Ear and 9<RrlTs s1reef
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Personal Mention. i.

E. c Webster of Pasadena Is at the
St Elmo.
H F. Williams of San Francisco is al
the ST. Elmo.
Jere Johnson went up to San Fran.
cisco yesterday.
T. IL Lowell was among the north
bound passengers yesterday.
Mrs j. b. Chapman, of Por.lan d,
0regon- is At the Grand Central.
Mr. kazpar kohn returned from San
Frascasco by the train yesterday.
Col 4. J. King returned on Thurs
day By the steamer Los Angeles from
San Francisco
Miss Hattie &. Williams. belle fIo n
Carson City. Nevada, is visiting Mr.
-sad Mrs Bender, of 10Th street.
X l. Mesher went out to Arizona
yesterday ON trip Of a couple of weeks.
He VII see most OF the sun-k;ssed land
while absent.
Mr. H. s Knapp, of the ADaheim
CEofte, Is in the city on a business
visit He used to sling lightniDg in this
city. and has host of friends In Los An
selez-
Mr. Sam A. Tuttle was yesterday ap-
pointed Passenger Agent of the South.
en Pacific Company for Southern Cali
f1aiA, and viii commence his duties on
February LIST, with headquarters and
At ao2 North Main street. This is a
recently created Office and does not make
any change In the officers of the s. p.
here Thsre is nc more extensively or
faForAbiy known railroad man in this
porsion OF the State than Mr.. Tuttle.
His experience is vast and by his eff
csency. afisbihty and general knowledge
of the nature of the travelling public
has won a arerutation second to none.
There is no appointment that could give
more satisfaction to our people or re-
d0znd more TO the benefit of the s. p.
Company than that of '.Sam" Tuttle.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29
ReODie,, store.

Special to-day. Goods on sale Up To 90
P. NJ: after that we viii noe sell them Al
these prices.
Dress ginghams. opened new to-day, . lcs
marked in stock 10c
Cabot bleached muslin, Ii yards for Fl.
White ecoInterpanes Soc.
Mems gray merino s1irts or drawers sc.
Boys felt hats 75c-a 81 % article.
Mems pereale shirts soc. marked In stock
s5c-
Mems all-Eool shirts or drawers Il
Brown canton flannel sc.
Boys knee pants 25e
Bows school suits 81 -.
Ladies buttoned shoes IN coa-or XII q. !,0
Infants buttoned stoes 45e.
Children's school shoes 75c
Ladies' French kid shoes 81
Bargains in hosiery. Ladies' hose uae.
Lisie-thread gloves &c.
PEDPLE's SruzE.